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Master's (MSGA) in Global Affairs

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The MS in Global Affairs (MSGA) is the flagship graduate program of the NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs (CGA) , repeatedly ranked by the Foreign Policy Association as one of the nation’s leading institutions in preparing students for international relations and foreign service jobs. The MSGA curriculum provides the global insight and contextual perspectives of international affairs that are needed to become a well-rounded professional in the global arena. It affords you the benefits, resources, and prestige of earning your degree at NYU , while immersing yourself in NYC—home to the United Nations  and one of the largest international affairs/diplomatic communities in the world.

Degree Advantage

• Degree core curriculum that prepares you for international relations jobs across public, private, and nonprofit sectors
• Eight degree concentrations that span across the field of international relations
• Specializations in Data Analytics , Global Risk , and the United Nations
• Study Abroad Opportunities ( Global Field Intensives )
• Faculty members who are experts in their fields
• Consulting practicums that provide experience in helping organizations to analyze and address challenges
• Internships at government agencies; law firms; and human rights, energy, and environmental organizations
• Flexible full- or part-time study options
• Can be completed in as little as 16 months

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You can find the full curriculum details for this program on this page of the University Bulletin. All other content, including this web page is for informational purposes only.

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The MS in Global Affairs affords student from all walks of life the opportunity to pursue their passion for international affairs with those who share a common bond of wanting to make a difference in the world. Recent college graduates and young professionals from around the globe immerse themselves in the comprehensive curriculum that prepares them well to achieve their career goals and objectives.

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Choose from eight degree concentrations.

The MS in Global Affairs provides the flexibility for you to explore a variety of different career options through unique concentrations.

• Environmental/Energy Policy
• Global Economy
• Global Gender Studies
• Human Rights and International Law
• International Development and Humanitarian Assistance
• IR/Global Futures
• Peacebuilding
• Transnational Security

Gain Invaluable Experience Through Study Abroad

Study abroad opportunities abound for MS in Global Affairs students through short-term Global Field Intensives (GFIs). These travel experiences provide deep insights into critical global issues, by immersing students in the cultural, socio-economic, and political intricacies of everyday life. Recent GFIs include trips to: Rwanda, Uganda, Norway, Denmark, and the UAE.

Learn From a Faculty of World-Renowned International Relations Experts

MSGA faculty members are thought leaders and scholars in their areas of expertise who bring deep knowledge of critical global issues to the classroom.They have served in organizations engaged in public policy, refugee relief, and the protection of human rights, and as diplomats, journalists, UN staff members, activists, international attorneys, economists, global energy, and environment experts.

Internships and Job Opportunities

Through the Center for Global Affairs and the NYU Wasserman Center for Career Development at NYU SPS , MSGA students have the opportunity to complete international relations internships that provide the hands-on experience needed to accelerate their careers. Many of these internships evolve into permanent jobs. Our graduates go on to a wide range of careers in a broad array of companies and organizations including:

• AIG • Con Edison • Department of Homeland Security • Eurasia Group • Freedom House • Human Rights Watch

• S&P Global Platts • The Brookings Institution • UNICEF UN Development • Program UN Women • US Department of Energy

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CGA is proud to service bright individuals and prepare them for a meaningful career in Global Affairs. Get to know some of our Alumni and see where their degree has led them to.

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Why choose a career in global affairs/international relations.

Choosing a career in global affairs/international relations prepares you for a range of professional options in government agencies, the UN, NGOs, corporations, think tanks, and intelligence and security agencies. Those who possess the knowledge and skills to address today’s global challenges are in high demand.

What is the study of global affairs?

The study of global affairs includes numerous interconnected disciplines—transnational security, cyber intelligence, global risk, international law, governance, peacebuilding, conflict resolution, gender, economics, development, the environment, energy, and human rights—all concentrations within the MS in Global Affairs.

What can I do with a master’s in global affairs?

You can do many things with a master's in global affairs including working for: an NGO in human rights, refugee relief, child welfare, advocacy, or foreign affairs; the US government in Homeland Security, the Department of State or Defense, or the FBI; a mission to the UN; a multilateral agency; or a business or consultancy.

Is an international relations degree similar to a degree in global affairs?

An international relations degree is similar, but most IR master’s degrees have a political science and historical approach, focusing on governments and institutions as the drivers of foreign affairs and relations. The MS in Global Affairs, instead focuses on trends and nontraditional shapers of foreign relations.

Who should earn a master’s in global affairs?

Individuals interested in pursuing a career in the private or public sector can benefit from earning a master’s in global affairs. The MS in Global Affairs provides the competitive and global edge for securing jobs in banks and corporations, nongovernmental and multilateral institutions, and government agencies.

Are there job opportunities in global affairs?

There are many job opportunities in global affairs now and as businesses and organizations become more globalized, those opportunities will only increase. Through internships, the connections of our faculty members, and the NYU SPS Wasserman Center for Career Development, our students secure jobs around the world.

What is the difference between the NYU International Relations masters degree and MSGA?

The difference between the MS in Global Affairs and the IR Master’s degree is how classroom learning is applied in the field. Our eight concentrations and three specializations include many courses unique to the program. Consulting practicums afford options to apply knowledge acquired at global sites, and within agencies such as the UN Counterterrorism Executive Directorate.

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New York University Fully Funded PhD in International Development

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New York University offers a fully funded PhD in International Development. The international development field prepares doctoral students to undertake research in this broad-based area. Given its expansive and interdisciplinary nature, International Development is a customized doctoral field in which students design their own areas of study with strong faculty guidance. PhD students who do not come with their own funding receive a four-year research apprenticeship (or equivalent), which carries full tuition remission, a stipend, student health insurance, and a $1,000 start-up grant. No additional application materials are required for consideration.

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International Development - PhD

Although it has become an important focus of scholarship and a major global policy arena, there is not universal agreement on exactly what the field of international development encompasses. Generally speaking, there is consensus that it broadly focuses on policies and institutions involved in promoting certain core goals—economic growth, poverty reduction, better governance, quality of life improvements, and stronger human rights—in the poorer and less-developed countries of the world. The relative importance of these diverse, interrelated issues and how to approach studying and attaining them, however, has generated robust and evolving debates across disciplines and between academics and policymakers.

Since the end of World War II, an impressive volume of literature on what is known as development studies has accumulated. It can be argued that development, in itself, has gained the status of a field of study within, and beyond, the social sciences. From economics to anthropology, from sociology to environmental sciences, development has become a major intellectual concern.  Development issues are also a focus in the field of public management, and social entrepreneurship in emerging and developing countries has become a prominent interest of some business schools.

Some scholars consider development as a separate discipline, characterized by having its own epistemological stance, theoretical frameworks, methodologies, and even a unique terminology. In contrast, other scholars view development as inherently interdisciplinary, in which none of the traditionally established disciplines can satisfactorily explain the multidimensional and dynamic character of development. Therefore, development can be viewed both as a discipline in its own right, and as particular social phenomenon which can be approached from different disciplinary perspectives. Another relevant debate in the development literature refers to the inherent particularities of developed countries when compared to the developing world with respect to issues such as culture, social capital, institutional change, and so forth, which affect the development process.

The international development field prepares doctoral students to undertake research in this broad-based area. Given its expansive and interdisciplinary nature, International Development is a customized doctoral field in which students design their own areas of study with strong faculty guidance. The field includes an overview component that focuses on foundational ideas in development thinking and the empirical research that has examined it. Beyond that, some students have elected to take a more institutional/public administration perspective, while others have focused more on discipline based social science theory and methods (economics and political economy have dominated). Many have tried to bridge disciplines and approaches to some extent. 

Many students also focus on a particular aspect of development that brings together material drawn from multiple disciplines and methodological approaches as it relates to their focal research interests. Examples of more focused topics have ranged from the broad (poverty reduction, public finance, governance) to the more specific (access to financial services by poor households, fiscal decentralization, performance/outcome evaluation).

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New York University (NYU) presents an outstanding opportunity for prospective doctoral candidates with its comprehensive and fully funded PhD program in International Development. This program is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to engage in advanced research within the expansive and interdisciplinary field of international development.

PhD Program Requirements

Prospective applicants to the PhD program in International Development at NYU are expected to hold a master’s degree or its equivalent in a relevant field. The admissions process is highly competitive, considering academic achievements, research experience, and the alignment of the applicant’s interests with the program’s objectives.

PhD Funding Coverage

NYU is committed to providing full financial support to PhD students in International Development. Students who do not secure external funding sources will automatically be considered for a four-year research apprenticeship (or equivalent). This financial support package includes:

Full Tuition Remission: All tuition expenses are covered by the university.

Stipend: PhD students will receive a stipend to support their living expenses during the course of their studies.

Student Health Insurance: Comprehensive health insurance coverage is provided to ensure the well-being of students.

Start-up Grant: A $1,000 start-up grant is offered to assist students in initiating their research endeavors.

Application Requirement

The admission application package should include the following elements:

Academic Transcripts: Official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.

Letters of Recommendation: Strong and well-detailed letters of recommendation from academic or professional referees who can speak to the applicant’s qualifications and potential for success in the program.

Statement of Purpose: A carefully crafted statement outlining the applicant’s academic and research background, career goals, and the specific reasons for pursuing a PhD in International Development at NYU.

Research Proposal: A comprehensive research proposal that clearly articulates the research questions, methodologies, and objectives the applicant intends to pursue during their doctoral studies.

Curriculum Vitae (CV): A detailed resume highlighting academic and professional achievements.

Application Deadline

December 01, 2024

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Program description, program highlights, advocacy and political action, financial management and public finance, international development policy and management, management and leadership, public policy analysis, social impact, innovation, and investment, dual-degree options.

This innovative interdisciplinary program prepares you for a transformative public service career in any sector.

How will you be making your impact in public service in five or ten years? It's almost impossible to say. The boundaries between roles and sectors are blurring—to be effective, you'll need a broad education and a firm grasp of how skills and ideas translate in different real-world contexts. With NYU Wagner's interdisciplinary MPA-PNP coursework in finance, policy, and management, and NYC as your urban laboratory, you'll be prepared to address the most pressing issues of our time in the many fields, sectors, and policy arenas that your career will span.

• Engaged and influential faculty members who encourage you to test the skills and ideas you develop in the classroom against your real-world professional experiences—and vice versa.
• Critical analytic skills and frameworks in management, finance, and policy that you'll need to successfully make an impact across sectors, fields, and policy arenas.
• A powerful community whose members can connect you to key organizations, contacts, and career opportunities worldwide.
• The option to pick electives by issue, as well as by specialization.
• Flexibility for full- or part-time students, with options to switch between the two. Earn your degree in two years full-time, or 3-4 years part-time.

Specializations

The Public and Nonprofit Management and Policy MPA offers the following specializations:

The Advocacy and Political Action specialization prepares you to magnify your impact and create meaningful change in the civic engagement, political, and advocacy arenas. Whether your passion for social justice and human rights is in immigration, criminal justice, food security, the environment, or any other issue, you’ll need to expand your skillset and learn the strategies and tactics to successfully mobilize people, organizations, and systems.

You’ll jump right into studying advocacy and organizing, while building on your strong foundation in management, finance, and policy from your core coursework. You can develop deep knowledge in the specific issue area you most care about through a variety of electives, and understand how to apply your learnings to issue campaigns, grassroots organizing, lobbying, and political campaigns. You’ll hit the ground running, bringing your skills to the field through Advocacy Lab and Capstone—working with real-world organizations.

You’ll graduate prepared to organize members of your community, lead a nonprofit issue advocacy campaign, run for elected office, and be a catalyst for positive change around the world.

The Finance specialization prepares you for a career planning and managing organizational resources across the nonprofit, public, and private sectors. The program combines theory with skill-based tools and frameworks so that students graduate with the knowledge and experience that are prerequisites for a successful career.

In public service organizations, finance is practiced though both a management and policy lens. That's why in this specialization you’ll study the field of finance from both an internal managerial perspective (financial management) and an external policy perspective (public finance). Students interested in a deep dive into one or the other are encouraged to explore a focus area. You’ll learn an array of analytical tools: economics, budgeting, financial accounting, capital financing, investment management, debt management, and financial statement analysis. When you graduate, you'll be ready to fill a wide range of roles—our graduates are budget analysts, consultants, finance directors, grants managers, program auditors, hospital administrators, bond raters, and more.

A career in international development or other global fields requires a broad understanding of international institutions, economics and politics, but some people with specific interests or career aspirations may wish to gain a deeper understanding of particular sub-fields.  Accordingly, there are a number of relevant areas that Wagner offers greater depth in through regular course offerings, including economic growth and inequality, organizations and management in international contexts, international public and social finance, environment and sustainability, human rights and humanitarian aid, global health and food security, and global governance.  A few of these areas cover broad territory and are further organized into more refined clusters of courses.

The specialization in Management and Leadership gives you the practical knowledge and applied skills necessary to effectively lead and manage organizations from nonprofits and public agencies to global institutions and private corporations with a social mission.

Today's complex and interconnected world demands that public service leaders ignite innovative thinking, initiate transformational change, and drive collective action. From strategically positioning your organization to managing its day-to-day footprint, you’ll need a unique blend of both management and leadership skills to make an impact.

Which public policies are doing what they're designed to do, and which could do their job better? The Public Policy Analysis specialization gives you tools to make these evaluations and play a leading role in evaluating and creating policy that better serves the public good.   

You'll learn the analytical and quantitative skills you’ll need to create and assess policy responses to important public issues and urban problems. And you’ll graduate ready to address big questions: How can cities create and implement policies for growth and development? What are the next steps to solving global poverty? Which policies are most effective at minimizing racial disparities? How can education policy improve the performance and equity of US educational systems?

The Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment (SI3) specialization provides students with the training to practice across sectors (private, nonprofit and public) as agents of social change. By learning the language and tools of both business and policy, you will be able to innovate products, services, delivery systems, enterprises, and investment approaches necessary to improve lives and solve major domestic and global challenges. You will also be uniquely qualified to assess and measure the social impact that arises from these innovative approaches. Students in the specialization are provided a foundation with required courses traversing ideation, entrepreneurship, and social finance. 

Graduates will be prepared to enter the burgeoning social innovation sector as social entrepreneurs, impact investors, impact measurement specialists, corporate social responsibility managers, and a variety of consultant or for-profit and nonprofit management roles where the combined tools of seeking both financial return and social impact are becoming increasingly important.

Admission to the MPA program requires the following:

• Online Application
• Letters of Recommendation
• Transcripts
• Interview (by invitation only)
• Standardized Test Scores
• Application Fee

See MPA Application Checklist for admission requirements and instructions specific to this program.

International Applicants should review the  International Applicant Checklist  for a complete and comprehensive list of application requirements and instructions.

You can earn the Public and Nonprofit Management and Policy MPA alongside a second NYU graduate degree in one of the dual-degree programs listed below. Please note that entry to a dual-degree program requires separate  application  and admission to each participating school.

• MPA-JD program  with NYU's School of Law
• MPA-MA in Hebrew and Judaic Studies program  with NYU's Graduate School of Arts and Science
• MPA (International Development Specialization)-MA in International Relations program  with NYU's Graduate School of Arts and Science
• MPA-MBA program  with NYU's Leonard N. Stern School of Business
• MPA-MPH (Global Health Concentration) program  with NYU's School of Global Public Health 
• MPA (Policy Analysis Specialization)-MS in Applied Statistics program  with NYU's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development

Professional Experience Requirement (PER)

Program requirements.

The program requires the completion of 45 credits. Students must choose one of the following specializations:

Students are encouraged to complete both courses, but only one is required.

Additional Program Requirements

NYU Wagner is deeply committed to education outside of the classroom. First-hand work experience in your field of choice can be a pivotal experience, and our New York City location offers countless opportunities for career exploration. To this end, NYU Wagner requires all MPA and MUP students to graduate with professional experience that is directly related to their degree program and field of interest. See Professional Experience Requirement for more information.

Sample Plan of Study

Social Impact, Innovation and Investment

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will:

• Align organizational and institutional policies and practices with mission, strategy, culture, and broader policy objectives.
• Secure and manage financial resources in a way that aligns with mission and strategy.
• Demonstrate understanding of the policy lifecycle and the impact of social, economic, demographic, political, environmental, and regulatory factors.
• Evaluate policies using appropriate, evidence-based methods and tools, including measuring differential impact on sub-populations.
• Deploy conceptual frameworks to break down problems into constituent elements and to develop solutions.
• Critically assess and synthesize existing research to identify its contributions and limitations, as well as possible research alternatives.
• Demonstrate understanding of causality, including distinguishing between correlation and causation, the challenges to estimating causal relationships, and the importance of causality for determining impact.
• Prepare succinct, well-argued, and well-organized written materials and verbal presentations with appropriately incorporated tables, graphs, and other visuals.
• Translate awareness of the impact of individual and group demographics and identities into appropriate organizational, institutional, and societal policies and practices.
• Lead projects, programs, and people, and manage resources in ways that adapt to changing social, economic, demographic, technological, and political conditions.

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